Updates for ccpp capgen v1 - #39
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Could we get an approval on this PR so that we can process ufs-community/ufs-weather-model#3288 ASAP? |
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| long_name = definition of type ty_tempo_cfgs | ||
| units = DDT | ||
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| type = ty_tempo_cfgs No newline at end of file |
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Could add an end-of-line here, but not necessary.
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Testing for ufs-community/ufs-weather-model#3288 completed successfully. This PR can be merged. |
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Update metadata (from upstream) to support ccpp-capgen v1 in CCPP-SCM and UFS.
@climbfuji The TEMPO PR into the UWM has been merged. As part of those changes, module_mp_tempo_params was renamed to module_mp_tempo_cfs. This was causing the conflict in #31.
This PR supersedes #31